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Introducing Yoobee Colleges
The creative minds and legacies of South Seas Film & Television School, Animation College, Yoobee School of Design, AMES – The Institute of IT and Design and Arts (Canterbury) have joined forces to become Yoobee Colleges, an interdisciplinary college with seven campuses located throughout New Zealand.
These colleges all have rich histories, dating back 30 years in some cases, and have been working collaboratively for several years to offer complementary pathway programmes.
The official joining of these forces under one umbrella strengthens these relationships, enabling greater pathway options for students and stronger educational outcomes as some of the best creative educators in New Zealand come together for the joint purpose of training the country’s top creatives and IT professionals and getting them into rewarding careers.
Developing Generations of NZ's Leading Creative and Technical Talent
Yoobee Colleges is committed to developing generation after generation of New Zealand’s leading creative and technical talents. We’ve been doing it for 30 years under various guises and will continue for a long time to come. We believe that it takes time to become an expert, that mentorship is the key to successful work, and that relationships are central to thriving careers.
Yoobee Colleges has campuses on Auckland’s North Shore, in Auckland city and Manukau, as well as in Rotorua, Wellington and Christchurch.
Yoobee Colleges is a Category 1 provider and, as the registered PTE, awards all qualifications referred to in this prospectus.
Visit yoobee.ac.nz for more information.
- MULTIDISCIPLINARY COURSES
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New Zealand Certificate in Creative Media Diploma in Digital Design — Web & Graphic Design Diploma in Digital Design — Animation & Film Production
- SCHOOL OF DESIGN
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Certificate in Makeup Artistry Certificate in Fashion
10 11
Diploma in Fashion
12 13 14
Diploma in Creative Digital Design Diploma in Web & UX Design
- SCHOOL OF ANIMATION
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16 17
Diploma in 3D Production Diploma in Game Art & Development Diploma in Advanced 3D Production Diploma in Animation
18 19 20 21 22
Diploma in Specialised Animation Diploma in Digital Media (Advanced) Bachelor of Animation
- SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY
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Certificate in SQL Server Administration & Support Certificate in Information Technology & Client Support Diploma in Web & Application Development Diploma in Networking Diploma in Cloud Technology Bachelor of Creative Software
- SCHOOL OF FILM
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New Zealand Diploma in Screen Production Diploma in Screen Production On Screen Acting New Zealand Diploma in Photography
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MULTIDISCIPLINARY
COURSES
5
NEW ZEALAND CERTIFICATE IN
CMREEADTIIVAE
LEVEL 4 | 60 CREDITS
- OVERVIEW
- PROGRAMME COMPONENTS
Core Skills
ASSESSMENT
Each assessment focuses on learning outcomes specific to one of the four design contexts. There are no examinations.
Students who are interested in creative media but not sure which path to take should consider this course. It's a fun, practical way to explore the many study options available at Yoobee.
The programme is delivered in an integrated manner, with a range of design skills and materials delivered weekly to develop core skills across the creative areas of design, animation, interactivity and film.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Students must: •••
Be at least 16 Have NCEA Level 2, or equivalent Have basic computer skills with an interest in design
Unlock and develop core skills across design, animation,
Explore, Create, Discover
This taster course of creative thinking, media topics and software applications is designed to help students find their place in the creative world through experimentation and practical learning activities.
interactivity and film. Think
GRADUATE OUTCOMES
The main focus of this programme is to provide a foundation pathway for graduates into Yoobee’s Level 5 diplomas in Web & Graphic Design, and Animation & Film Production.
of the course as a taster of creative media topics, software applications and creative thinking.
After completing the programme, move on to diploma-level study in web and graphic design,
SOFTWARE
Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Premiere Pro, Animate, Character Animate, Dreamweaver
animation or film production.
EQUIPMENT
Allocated camera equipment for Level 4, Edison robot (meetedison.com), PC or Apple computers, digital devices
Auckland Wellington Christchurch Manukau minimum age
19
course length
Rotorua
6
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WDEEB &SGRIAGPHNIC
LEVEL 5 | 120 CREDITS
- OVERVIEW
- PROGRAMME COMPONENTS
- ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Design Foundation
Designed to meet the latest industry demands, this programme is the starting point for students looking to study graphic design, or web and UX design. The course combines a foundation in design principles with the technical skills for producing engaging work
Students must:
Gain the core skills necessary for any designer and learn about current industry processes in the workplace.
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- Have passed NCEA Level 3, or
equivalent with at least one subject in a relevant field
OR •
Web Design
Provide examples of work
Find out how to make a functional,
responsible website that displays on both tablet and smartphone, using WordPress and basic HTML and CSS. demonstrating skills in web and graphic design (assessed by Graphic Design Head of Faculty)
OR •
for online and digital outputs.
Have graduated from New Zealand Certificate in Creative Media (Level 4)
Graphic Design
Get the skills to create a wide range of professionally-crafted documents for digital display.
FURTHER LEARNING
Enrol in the Diploma in Creative Digital Design or Diploma in Web & UX Design to develop further skills.
Interface Design
Study the way humans and technology interact and learn to build a user interface that is functional and intuitive.
GRADUATE CAREERS
SOFTWARE
Graduates can apply for jobs as a web content editor or junior web designer.
Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Sublime
Text 3, WordPress
EQUIPMENT
PC or Apple computers
ASSESSMENT
Each module is assessed by a project completed using industry-standard processes. Build a portfolio using work submitted.
Auckland Wellington Christchurch portfolio requirement minimum age
40
course length
17+
7
DIPLOMA IN
DIGITAL DESIGN
ANIMATION & FILM
PRODUCTION
LEVEL 5 | 120 CREDITS
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
- PROGRAMME COMPONENTS
- OVERVIEW
Design Foundation
Learn core skills and current industry processes in the workplace.
Students must:
Create an exciting and creative career in film and television with hands-on, practical training from industry-experienced tutors. This programme is for students with an interest in filmmaking, 3D
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- Have passed NCEA Level 3 or
equivalent with at least one subject in a relevant field
Audio & Visual Production
OR •
Learn filmmaking techniques to produce video projects, including scriptwriting, storyboarding, production and editing.
Provide examples of work demonstrating skills in animation and film production (assessed by Multimedia Head of Faculty)
production, and a drive to develop the core design skills used in
Animation Principles
OR •
Discover animation principles and apply them to different animation styles. Working in 3D and 2D, bring characters to life.
video and animation production.
Have graduated from New Zealand Certificate in Creative Media (Level 4)
FURTHER LEARNING
3D Model and Composite
Design and model 3D objects then combine them with live footage to produce incredible visual effects.
Graduates of this programme can further develop their skills in our Diploma in 3D Production or Diploma in Screen Production (Level 6).
SOFTWARE
Photoshop, After Effects, Premiere Pro, Illustrator, InDesign, Autodesk Maya
Bachelor's degree
Graduates of this course can enrol in the final two years of the Massey University Bachelor of Design programme to graduate with a bachelor's degree from the university.
EQUIPMENT
PC or Apple computers, DSLR cameras, sound-recording equipment, video production room with studio lighting and green screen
GRADUATE CAREERS
Graduates can apply for jobs as a boom operator, wrangler, runner or freelance videographer.
ASSESSMENT
Each module is assessed by a project completed using industry-standard processes. Students build a portfolio demonstrating the development of their own personal style.
NB: Industry contacts recommend a minimum of two to three years’ study in the field.
Auckland Wellington Christchurch Rotorua portfolio
- requirement
- course length
- minimum age
40
8
SCHOOL
OF DESIGN
9
CERTIFICATE IN
MAKEUP
ARTISTRY
LEVEL 4 | 120 CREDITS
Do you dream of working in
Skills for small business
PROGRAMME COMPONENTS
Learn skills in the marketing, taxation and financial processes necessary for running a small business. During computer lab sessions you’ll produce a portfolio containing a range of your work.
fashion, film, television or theatre? Want to see your makeup designs on the big screen?
Basic Skills in Makeup & Hairstyling
Begin by learning about skincare, face shapes, contouring, highlighting and base matching. As your skills improve, complete projects in natural, glamour, evening, male and mature makeup. Cover the basic fundamentals of hairstyling, basic blowdrying techniques, using hot styling equipment and get an introduction to the principles of photography.
A qualification in makeup design is the first step to making your dreams come true. The industry is highly creative and technical, with a wide range of career opportunities available worldwide to qualified makeup artists.
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
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- Makeup artist in the fashion, film,
television, theatre or modelling industry Makeup artist in a beauty salon Sales consultant
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Character & Period
Freelance makeup artist
Get an introduction to stage, screen
and fantasy makeup, and body art. You’ll learn to create characters using specialist techniques, achieve modern decade interpretations and explore the history of makeup and hairstyling through the decades.
The course offers extensive hands-on learning of
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You must be at least 16 years old, have basic computer skills, an interest in art and makeup, and NCEA Level 2 (or evidence of ability to succeed in the programme).
a range of techniques in all areas of makeup, including beauty, high fashion, photographic, theatre, television, film and special effects makeup.
Special Effects & Prosthetics
Create simulated trauma and burn injuries, aging, horror looks, natural and fantasy bald caps and prosthetic applications. You will also learn to sculpt, mould, apply and paint your own basic prosthetic creations and use an airbrush to apply beauty makeup, cover tattoos and create fantasy looks.
On graduating, you receive the New Zealand Certificate of
Makeup Artistry (Level 4).
Film, TV, Performance
Create total looks for bridal, avantgarde and editorial, film, television and live performance. The programme finishes with an exhibition which is open to the public.
minimum age
40
- course length
- Christchurch
16+
10
CERTIFICATE IN
FASHION
LEVEL 4 | 60 CREDITS
As one of only four schools approved
- PROGRAMME COMPONENTS
- EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Design Communication
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Entry-level fashion retail stylist Junior visual merchandiser Photoshoot assistant Junior personal stylist Entry-level workroom assistant Trainee buyer
to deliver this qualification, we teach you a diverse set of skills and fashion knowledge so you can assist in areas such as design, styling, visual merchandising, pattern-making and basic garment construction.
Learn fashion drawing and design development techniques, and gain basic software and digital skills to create digital formats and hand-drawn illustrations for the fashion industry. You will be introduced to basic research and design development skills.
Design assistant Trainee machinist
This comprehensive learning experience provides in-depth knowledge of how the fashion industry works and the job opportunities or career paths possible within the industry.
Fashion Communication
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
This module introduces you to the expression and communication of fashion. Learn about the fashion industry in New Zealand and internationally, and explore clothes, hair and makeup styling and photo shoots. Other topics include fashion styling, visual merchandising and marketing within a fashion context.
You must be 16 or over and have NCEA Level 2 or a New Zealand Certificate in Arts and Design Level 3, or equivalent. You will need to attend an interview and supply samples of creative work. If your first language is not English, you must have ITELTS 5.5 (General or Academic) with no band lower than 5.0.
Enter the industry, or study at a more advanced level of fashion design, such as our New Zealand Diploma in
Fashion (Level 5).
Garment Technology
Get an introduction to how garments are made, from a designer’s workroom to a larger-scale manufacturing process, as well as basic patternmaking, garment construction and textile knowledge across both women’s and men’s clothing.
On graduating, you receive the New Zealand Certificate in
Fashion (Level 4).
Christchurch course length
20
minimum age
16+
11
DIPLOMA IN
FASHION
LEVEL 5 | 120 CREDITS
PROGRAMME COMPONENTS
Design Communication
Learn fashion drawing and design development techniques and gain basic software/digital skills to create digital formats and hand-drawn illustrations for the fashion industry.
- OVERVIEW
- ASSESSMENT
Tutor observations, portfolios, assignments, presentations, theory tests.
This year-long diploma is the natural next step for graduates of the
New Zealand Certificate in
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Students must:
Fashion (Level 4). It is also the ideal course for those already with some experience and
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Be at least 18 Attend an interview Have completed the Certificate in Fashion (Level 4)
Fashion Communication
basic skills in the industry to go straight to diploma level.
Learn about the fashion industry in New Zealand and internationally, and explore clothes, hair and makeup styling and photoshoots, as well as fashion styling, visual merchandising and marketing within a fashion context.
OR
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- Be at least 18
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Have NCEA Level 3, or equivalent Show evidence of basic pattern-making, garment construction and computer skills
- Attend an interview
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Garment Technology
Provide a portfolio of creative work
Learn how garments are made, from
a designer’s workroom to large-scale manufacturing, and get an introduction to basic patternmaking, garment construction and textile knowledge across both women’s and menswear.
GRADUATE CAREERS
Graduates can apply for jobs as a fashion design assistant, design room assistant, product development assistant, junior garment technician, specification technician, junior merchandising assistant, junior production assistant, planning assistant or buyer’s assistant.
Fashion Practice and Application
Practise and self-manage design projects and engage with the fashion industry during a two-week unpaid work placement. Undertake a total of 60 hours' work experience in a fashion-related work environment.
portfolio requirement
Christchurch minimum age course length
36
17+
12
DIPLOMA IN
CREATIVE DIGITAL
DESIGN
LEVEL 6 | 120 CREDITS
OVERVIEW
PROGRAMME COMPONENTS
Branding
Learn how branding and identity influence an audience's view of products and services. Create visual assets for a variety of projects, including print, screen, public advertising and uniforms.
EQUIPMENT
Mac computers
This programme teaches students how to combine creative and digital skills to create work that is compelling, persuasive and powerful.
ASSESSMENT
A range of assessment methods is used. Student must pass all summative assessments in order to graduate.
Learn about typography and layout, and how to capture and manipulate images. Gain an
